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 1    II|  fled or else made peace. ~Isidore, in the book of the Life
 2    II|  wrote his life, the which Isidore abridged and set it in the
 3    II|   this day the same ring. ~Isidore, in the book of the life
 4   III|  the body of their father.~Isidore writeth in the book of the
 5    IV| and buried him honourably. Isidore saith in the book of the
 6     V|    thy engine. The blessed Isidore wrote thus of him in the
 7     V|  would have set in his see Isidore the priest, and therefore
 8     V|    of mauron, which, after Isidore, in Greek is said black.
 9     V|     or ornation. Or, after Isidore, cosmos in Greek is said
10     V|    have washed their feet. Isidore saith thus in the book of
11     V|   Dionisia, that is, after Isidore, a precious stone black,
12    VI|  to the cross, which thing Isidore saith in the book of the
13    VI|   it in his chronicle. For Isidore and Eusebius corrected their
14    VI|  force or strength, and as Isidore saith, it is in the breast
15    VI|    in his heart after that Isidore saith: He doubteth two things,
16    VI|    she is said heaven, for Isidore saith that the philosophers